prompt-toolkit / prompt-toolkit/python-prompt-toolkit
can you add event handle examples
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Even thought I think this requires me to do a little more research on my part (I am still trying to learn python). I think have an event example would be nice to have in your doc.
Don’t hesitate to open a GitHub issue if you feel that a certain example is missing.
I am getting really confuse on how to pass object on an event and don't even know if it is possible and would be nice if there were some example.
I have a lot of button on the full screen application using the prompt toolkit and I want all of them to call the same function and have it pass the button pushed in the argument so the callback would look something like this.
def onCheckButtonSel(button):
if(button.name == '1'):
print(" check box 1 clicked")
if(button.name == '2'):
print("check box 2 click")
if(button.parent.name ==menu):
print("this call from the menu")
Is this type of thing possible?
If so can you give some example on this?
If not would you be against added something like this to you prompt-toolkit?
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